Stony Street House - Menu

Located off the beaten path, this restaurant offers delicious food and excellent service. I would suggest making a reservation as it tends to be quite crowded. I will definitely dine here again the next time I am in Frome.

So disappointing. We have been eating here for years and never had to complain., until tonight. Half cooked Cornish new potatoes, dry inedible burger! Staff were great. It’s all very well advertising a new Sunday brunch but shouldn’t you get your bread and butter menu sorted first. Lovely atmosphere but food reallyletdown.

The service at this restaurant was terrible, despite offering a good view of street life while you wait. The place is scruffy and the stairs to the restroom are poorly lit. Our requests were ignored and we were disappointed to pay £9 for a bacon sandwich with just a slice of bacon in a dry roll. Overall, this was very poor value for money.

Called in for lunch and managed to get a table for 2. Although they weren’t too busy, lunch took a while to arrive and was presented nicely. However my steak was overcooked and a bit fatty, and at £20 seemed pricey. My girlfriend had kedgeree which was tasty but portion was on the small size.The staff were friendly but at £55 including a service charge, it will be some time til we return!

Great place if you can secure one of the upstairs tables looking down on Frome’s main drag. Well-spaced tables and a good place for conversation. Unfortunately they’d run out of kedgeree, which we wanted. We settled for a burger and the cauliflower, which weren’t bad, and the hummus flatbread, which was less popular. With a house leaf salad, lager and an elderflower cordial, the bill came to £92.40 for four (including a 10% service charge).

We visited Frome for the first time today (what a great place) and came across this. We really liked it. We had a sharing charcuterie platter. Delicious. Perfect for a light lunch. It was my wife's birthday and she had a couple of cocktails which she thoroughly approved of! (I had a very good non alcoholic cocktail Cornish Sunet) There is a disabled toilet. But access isn't good. Lots of stairs. A really pity. A wheelchair user wouldn't be welcome. Someone like me who walks with sticks can.just about manage.

We came in here for an evening meal having liked the look of the menu outside. The place was spacious and airy on a warm evening. Staff were welcoming and helpful and our food was beautifully cooked and presented. It was great that you could get many of the choices as either a small plate or a main course. I had the roast cauliflower which was perfectly cooked and spiced. with a tasty sauce, a crunchy topping and a finish of pomegranate seeds. My partner had pollock, again perfectly cooked with cannelini beans and artichokes. The house wine was good and we even bought a bottle of wine to take home with us from the enormous selection on display, helpfully grouped by country.

We followed our noses to Eight Stony Street the wood fired pizza oven makes itself subtly known as you walk up Stony Street itself. It's a sunny, attractive space that welcomes you. The menu is simple but intriguing, promising local ingredients combined in imaginative ways. We opted for a pizza, an antipasti platter and some homemade taramasalata. The pizza was as good as any Italian offering and the antipasti featured some of the best English made prosciutto we've ever eaten. The taramasalata was just superb, so good that we asked for some to take home with us, which the very helpful and warm staff all of them so friendly and confident made happen. All in all, a really lovely experience. We...

Despite having a reservation for 1pm, we were only given the brunch menu at the restaurant. We later discovered there was another lunch menu available when we ordered dessert. The waiter took our order but forgot about the side of chips we requested, which only arrived after we had finished our main course. The roasted cauliflower main dish was tasty but served lukewarm, and despite being told it would be a whole cauliflower, it was only half, leaving us still hungry. We had to request cutlery for our desserts, and when it arrived, there were only spoons and no knife for the cheeseboard. The cheeseboard was missing the grapes listed on the menu, and when we inquired, we were informed they we...